Hi all
My standard PX200 has problems firing up afther being stoped for a short time. This is resolved by taking off the carb cover, then it kicks up straight away. Bike kicks over fine when cold. Has anybody any ideas how to solve this? Cheers Dave.
PX200 wont start when warm
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Take he waterproofs out from under the seat/rag out that you store in the vent hole under the seat.
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Shouldn't it be 2 to 2 and 1/4 turns out.Jack221 wrote:If everything else is ok then the pilot circuit is too rich. Check the air screw on the back of the carb is no more than about 1.5 turns out.
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Reason is been to reach..... probably.davepeters wrote:Hi all
My standard PX200 has problems firing up afther being stoped for a short time. This is resolved by taking off the carb cover, then it kicks up straight away. Bike kicks over fine when cold. Has anybody any ideas how to solve this? Cheers Dave.
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santacama wrote:Reason is because it is too rich..... probably.davepeters wrote:Hi all
My standard PX200 has problems firing up afther being stoped for a short time. This is resolved by taking off the carb cover, then it kicks up straight away. Bike kicks over fine when cold. Has anybody any ideas how to solve this? Cheers Dave.
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I thought it might be the air mixture screw as well but thats at the default setting of one and a half turns out. Maybe I should lean it out a bit?